Alcohol monitoring is crucial in ensuring public safety and promoting offender rehabilitation. However, traditional monitoring methods can be cumbersome, time-consuming, and prone to human error. At Moon Security Court Services, we’re proud to introduce SCRAM Remote Breath® – a game-changer in the world of Alcohol monitoring.
SCRAM Remote Breath® isn’t just another breathalyzer. It’s a comprehensive solution designed to streamline court operations, enhance accuracy, and improve client management. Here’s why it should be your top choice for alcohol monitoring:
- Unmatched Efficiency with Automated Facial Recognition (AFR): Imagine never having to verify client photos again manually. SCRAM Remote Breath® utilizes state-of-the-art facial recognition software, eliminating the need for tedious photo review. This translates to a massive reduction in administrative burden – a 90-95% decrease in time spent verifying identities. Free up valuable staff time to focus on higher-priority tasks, like case management and client support.
- Enhanced Accuracy and Real-Time Data: Say goodbye to the uncertainty of traditional monitoring methods. SCRAM Remote Breath® provides immediate BrAC readings and confirmed client identification through secure facial recognition. This eliminates the risk of human error in client verification, ensuring the accuracy and reliability of your data. Additionally, integrated GPS provides real-time location data with every test, offering a more comprehensive picture of client behavior and promoting greater accountability.
- Flexible Testing Options and User-Friendly Design: SCRAM Remote Breath® understands that not all cases are created equal. The system offers the flexibility to schedule random, pre-programmed, and on-demand tests to suit individual client needs and supervision requirements best. This allows for a more targeted approach to monitoring, ensuring appropriate oversight for each offender.
For clients, SCRAM Remote Breath® offers a user-friendly experience. The one-piece, handheld design is compact and portable, maximizing convenience. Clear on-screen instructions minimize training requirements, making the testing process straightforward and reliable.
- Cost-Effective Solution: In today’s economic climate, cost-effectiveness is a primary concern. SCRAM Remote Breath® proves its value not just in efficiency gains, but also in potential cost savings. The streamlined design and efficient operation can lead to significant cost reductions for your court or agency. Reduced administrative burden translates to fewer staff hours dedicated to monitoring tasks, minimizing overall operational costs.
- Trusted Partnership with Moon Security Court Services: At Moon Security Court Services, we believe in building strong partnerships with the courts we serve. We offer comprehensive support to ensure a smooth transition to SCRAM Remote Breath®. Our team of experts will provide thorough product training for court personnel and probation officers, ensuring they can effectively utilize the system’s features. Additionally, our dedicated 24/7 customer support is always available to address any questions or concerns that may arise.
- Can Serve as a Graduated Level of Monitoring: Once a client proves long-term compliance with the SCRAM bracelet, Courts can use this as a graduated level of compliance, moving from 24/7 monitoring to point-in-time testing.
Court Services in Washington, Idaho, and Oregon
Moon Security’s Electronic Monitoring services include GPS Tracking, Continuous Alcohol Monitoring, House Arrest/Curfew Monitoring, and Remote Breath, point-in-time testing. Moon Security proudly works with the justice system and serves Washington State, northern Idaho, and northeastern Oregon.
The future of alcohol monitoring is here. Contact Moon Security Court Services today to learn more about SCRAM Remote Breath® and how it can revolutionize your alcohol monitoring program. Let’s work together to build a safer and more efficient justice system. For more information about Moon Security’s court services, call 888-262-1371.
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